Abstract
This viva provides two different cases of vascular anomaly. It focuses on initial management of these children in a District General Hospital. It is aimed as a tool for preparation for the Intercollegiate exam.
Paediatric Vascular Anomalies: Two Different Cases
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- Authors: C Jackson & K Trimble
- Keywords: Haemangioma, vascular anomaly, stridor, neck mass
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Volume 10 Issue 1 - 2017
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